The Inspired Gallery Final

Here is the finished image gallery and final program I had to do for Programming Logic. I had my ups and downs in this class and enjoyed every moment I was in class learning and the long hours at home doing the assignments. I am looking forward to learning more Javascript over the break and I will also be getting into some flash to prepare myself for next quarter. I am really starting to understand how to use Javascript more and more, at times it takes me a longer time to get my code working but I always end up working on it till I get it figured out, even if it does take me longer than it should.

Ok, here is the update on my image gallery which is the final project for class. It took me a very long time to figure out what I have so far with getting the images to switch when you click on the thumbnail. I’m a bit slow but I will end up getting it figured out.

The Inspired Gallery

I will have this all finished up within the next two days and I will have the final posted asap.

Well this week we are starting on our final project for Javascript. It is a gallery that will consist of a minimum of 6 images, thumbnails, and text to go with the images. We are to create the web page with all the HTML/CSS first and then week 10 we will be getting into the programming part. Which will let the user click on the thumbnail image and then a larger image will show up with the text and replace the current image. I have been waiting a long time to do something like this and I’m looking forward to this week.

Image Gallery

This week we are building a form that will ask the user for some general information and will alert them if the form is filled out incorrectly and then send them back to it to fill in the missing information or the incorrect information. It is pretty much making sure the form will validate if the user is giving us all the information we need to accept the form.

Form Assignment Week 8

So far I was able to build the form then have it validate all the information except the email. I know what to use to have it do this but I am running into a bit of a problem once it finishes up checking the phone number information. Know my past mistakes it is probably going to be a missing bracket somewhere. I have gone through and checked all of them but I’m not finding anything missing so I think it is know time to have someone else have a look at it, before my head starts to pound inside out.

Worked on some challenges for Programming Logic.

• Challenge 1
• Challenge 2
• Challenge 3

The Homework was a bit more complicated for me so I’ll be getting some additional help on getting that finished up.

• RGB Assignment

Ended up needing a lot of help on figuring out how to change the value entered for the colors into hexidecimal value.

• Assignment 1
• Assignment 2

My two assignments above were in a way simple but also gave me a hard time. I mainly struggled with them because of  minor mistake that would give me a major struggle. But with some help I was able to get through.

Well I am half way through my first ever JavaScript Class and I am starting to feel better about everything I have been struggling with in class. Here are some programs that I have been working on. The ones that I am still having trouble with are assignments 2 and 3. Number 2 I am suppose to strip out the domain name and have that to where it is the only thing showing. Number 3 I need to get it to where you type in the radius of a circle and then you get back the circumference in return. But I am at-least about 3/4 of the way to figuring these two out. The other 2 assignments I have to say I am very proud of because I was able to get them finished up and working properly.

•  Assignment 1
•  Assignment 2
• Assignment 3
• Assignment 4

On these examples you need to look at the code to see where I commented on what is going on and why it is doing what it does.

• Example 1
• Example 2

This week in Javascript we got into more programming that started to get me lost but with some help from Mr. Likens I was able to understand more of what was going on. Here are the 8 examples we worked on and had to comment on.

• example 1
• example 2
• example 3
• example 4
• example 5
• example 6
• example 7
• example 8

This is the program we had to build. It is one that requires information from you and it then shows you what information you put in.

1. Your Name
2. Your Information

These are the examples for week 3. I am having a bit of a hard time with these but I think it might be more because of the math involved even though it looks like simply equations. I understand whats going on with examples 1 and 4 but the other 3 are really beating me around. I think I might need have these explained to me in a different way, I’ll need to go over these this Wednesday again. Now to try and get my number game started for this week.

Here are the examples

1. Example
2. Example
3. Example
4. Example
5. Example

Now here is my number game

• Salvador’s Number Game

This week we worked with some dialog boxes that would pop up when you would go to the web page. We were to look at the 5 different examples and explain what the commands were telling it to do. I can honestly say that I am getting to understand this a bit more but I am still having a tuff time with some of the examples like 4 and 5. I just need to go more into depth with these on seeing what is going on. Then there is the terminology that goes with some of this, I am still having to go back and look it up because I am not getting the technical terms down to all of it. After all this is only my 2nd class that really has to do with codeing, but like I say there are no excuses just get it done, which I am doing. With the last two examples I can see the code telling what to do but I am more confused on the way to write the code to get it to do it. But with my little experience with this I am just having to move slower so I can better understand what is going on.

Here are the examples we worked on this week.

• Example 1
• Example 2
• Example 3
• Example 4
• Example 5

These are just dialog boxes that are popping up on a blank web page so we can better understand what the javascript code is doing. Some of the boxes are just one way communication in which the user will see the dialog box and then close it or choose the OK option. Then there are the ones that are two way communication in which the user will answer the questions asked and then would get another box with a different statement or question depending on the answer they typed in or chose.